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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, February 27, 2003

Articles for February 27, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	January visitor count rebounds from 9/11 slump
•	Exec's wife pleads no contest in Harris case
•	Tax-credit bill advances at Capitol
•	UH football team searching season-opening opponent
•	Police Beat
•	Stocks regain ground but war jitters remain

Local News
•	Weed cleanup at Lake Wilson goes full throttle
•	LEGISLATURE Tax-hike bill moves to full Senate
•	Elder abuse bills take spotlight
•	House bill seeks 15 councils for school complexes
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Diocese receives word of Damien miracle
•	North Korea restarts reactor
•	Many Title IX proposals to be scrapped
•	Wal-Mart project to be 'hard to stop'
•	DOT to probe pothole fiasco
•	CITY GOVERNMENT Council expects detailed budget from Harris
•	Bill would charge fee at city parks
•	POLICE/COURTS Cellblock escapee faces felony charges
•	Drug sale near school recounted
•	OTHER NEWS State will widen Pu'uloa Road
•	Hawaii Yacht Club renovations begin
•	Big Island fires under control
•	Only 1.5 percent of gun-permit applications denied
•	Ruth Orcutt Bacon, pianists' mentor, dead at 103
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	EDUCATION Studying abroad bargain at UH
•	OUR SCHOOLS • IROQUOIS POINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Yellow brick road on campus inspires learning
•	ON CAMPUS Test your knowledge of Hawai'i's schools
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Restricting entry by age isn't illegal
•	Donations and awards
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Pepperdine frustrates UH
•	UH gets offensive to defeat HPU, 9-3
•	WAC might admonish Hawai'i
•	Heat's on Hawai'i for game in Tulsa
•	Roper has heart as big as her 6-foot-5 frame
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Saint Louis tops Kaimuki in an epic battle, 47-45
•	Baldwin's long day ends in triumph over Mililani
•	Reserve fuels Leilehua's win over Waimea
•	Kamehameha picks up offense in picking off Waiakea, 64-52
•	State basketball titles
•	Basketball schedule, box scores
•	OTHER SPORTS UH-Hilo baseball $145,000 richer
•	Salisbury may forgo season-ending surgery
•	GOLF REPORT Queen of Aces
•	Holes in one
•	Women's golf group to honor Lily K. Yao
•	Els, Garcia fall in Match Play openers
•	Golf Notices
•	ISLE FILE UH men's swim team leads after first day
•	Sports Calendar
•	It's only fair to play by rules
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Jones red hot at Grammys
•	'Boomtown' wins praise, no guarantees for future
•	Your thumbs won't be dumb if they learn a few new skills
•	MIXED MEDIA MTV rushing to join other channels in war reporting
•	THE LEFT LANE Glad rags for Miss Hawaii
•	SHOW BIZ Flanagan leads way as Hapa hops back onstage
•	Movie Openings
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Cruise lines brighten Hawai'i's tourism outlook
•	Hawaiian Air wins support
•	Trust's investing chief sees 'long run'
•	Chinese study Hawai'i tourism
•	Provider to raise hurricane insurance rates 75 percent
•	Small business more optimistic
•	NATION BUSINESS American Airlines bankruptcy predicted
•	California edges toward support of Internet sales tax
•	Official leaves SUV safety up to industry
•	Save money by getting better gas mileage from your car
•	PERSONAL FINANCE 5-star rating doesn't mean mutual fund is a winner
•	Payday loan handy, but interest rate's overwhelming

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS State must not raise taxes for wrong reason
•	Too pooped to patch: $156,000 is wasted
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Fisheries in Hawai'i must be curtailed